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From: Andrea Fanfani (a.fanfani
mixad.it)Date: Sun May 06 2001 - 08:59:14 CDT
On Sun, May 06, 2001 at 09:41:42AM -0400, Wietse Venema wrote:
[...]
Hi Wietse
[...]
> Most BSD systems don't use /var/mail/username.lock files. On those
> systems, going from mailbox to maildir format would slow Postfix
> down by some 50%. Otherwise the performance difference is a wash.
>
> Use "postconf -l" to find out your mailbox locking settings. They
> are configurable in main.cf.
On a linux-box (debian sid) future mail server, with postfix 0.0.20010329.S
version I have:
mowgli:/tmp# postconf -v -l
flock
fcntl
dotlock
Actually Is configured for delivering the email in maildir format,
in /home/username/Maildir/ directory on a reiserfs sw raid1 partition.
Is the "better" (please note the ") solution ?
Where I can find documentation for tuning the system and/or study
if the Maildir option is a good idea ?
Thanks in advance
Andrea Fanfani
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